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[Politics] Matt Hancock is a hands-on kind of man.
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rogersix
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corruption is just how people behave these days, it's expected
clapham_gull
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Cheers pal. Umbilical hernia. Have to inject myself sub cutaneously with anticoagulant for the next few days. Showing off today I accidentally gave myself an IP injection, forgetting to 'pinch up' the flab, but owing to, ahem, the upper layer, the injection went straight into the body wall rather than my caecum, which was lucky I guess. Stang for a bit
Take it easy
Hampster Gull
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Cheers pal. Umbilical hernia. Have to inject myself sub cutaneously with anticoagulant for the next few days. Showing off today I accidentally gave myself an IP injection, forgetting to 'pinch up' the flab, but owing to, ahem, the upper layer, the injection went straight into the body wall rather than my caecum, which was lucky I guess. Stang for a bit
Oh no, good luck HWT
I'll be fine as long as I can stem the blee
Edit: kidding (before I get another warning for channeling Edward Elizabeth Hitler from Bottom, as I do, sadly)
Hampster Gull
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I'll be fine as long as I can stem the blee
Edit: kidding (before I get another warning for channeling Edward Elizabeth Hitler from Bottom, as I do, sadly)
Hang on in there, when the world gets back to normal I’ll buy the beers after work at London Bridge
AmexRuislip
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I had surgery yesterday. I'd be as surprised as I'd be appalled if the surgeon who cut me up was goosing his secretary minutes before weilding his scalpel
Hope your recovery goes quick and let others look after you.
Probably be hard for you to keep still, I expect
clapham_gull
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For shock value only, the full video has been published by the Sun, but it's clearly not CCTV.
It's (cough sorry) clearly hand held.
Sky theorising it was filmed from a new building opposite, presumably with a very strong zoom lens.
Bonkers.
It's (cough sorry) clearly hand held.
Sky theorising it was filmed from a new building opposite, presumably with a very strong zoom lens.
Bonkers.
studio150
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I had surgery yesterday. I'd be as surprised as I'd be appalled if the surgeon who cut me up was goosing his secretary minutes before weilding his scalpel
Time to give the vinyl a spin to aid the recovery process. I must applaud you for having the surgery during the close season so that you don't miss any games at the Amex.
All the best for a speedy return to full health.
JamesAndTheGiantHead
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I’m really not enjoying this series of The Thick Of It.
Nah. It’s CCTV but somebody using their mobile to film that.
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clapham_gull
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Let's face it, both of them are beneath contempt and clearly don't take public office (or public funds) seriously. If their careers are damaged, don't feel sorry for them. They are both loaded and they clearly don't feel sorry for us.
Hang on in there, when the world gets back to normal I’ll buy the beers after work at London Bridge
That would be lovely
Hope your recovery goes quick and let others look after you.
Probably be hard for you to keep still, I expect
You're not wrong there. It's a toss up between the codeine making me think I'm invincible (but unable to have a dump) and allowing me to rip the stitches without realising (things need to be shifted, plucked, moved about) or staring moodily into the middle distance. Hmmm...
clapham_gull
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You'd think so, but there appears to be a bit of confusion and you'd imagine they would be aware of cameras unless they are hidden.
Only repeating a new Sky report. A new building has just gone up across from the offices.
The Telegraph has another angle:
They go to quote a security expert that it would be a really odd angle for CCTV anyway. If the camera was monitoring the door, anyone's face would be obscured if they were looking down and the angle looks like it may have been fitted in a light fitting.
If someone is able to film insides a Ministers Office without the minister knowing, the Government have a lot of questions to answer.
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Cheers
Rest up and hope you're up and running soon
Almost as many as Matt Hancock when he gets back to West Suffolk tonight...
Weststander
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First time I’ve seen the video.
He’s a crafty fox, first checking the coast is clear, then he can’t keep his hands off of Gina.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/15397207/watch-matt-hancock-video-health-secretary-kissing-gina-coladangelo/
May I just say, she is very attractive.
He’s a crafty fox, first checking the coast is clear, then he can’t keep his hands off of Gina.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/15397207/watch-matt-hancock-video-health-secretary-kissing-gina-coladangelo/
May I just say, she is very attractive.
clapham_gull
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.. and seemingly unaware there was an oddly placed hidden camera in his office or someone was filming with a powerful lens from across the road.
Beyond the conflict of interest, that's the real story. CCTV in offices ? .. doesn't happen.
Weststander
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Separate to the headline stories, some employers are now paying out damages or fines where they secretly snooped on staff computer usage. Just in general terms, I wonder if similar/identical privacy safeguards exist for cctv in the workplace? Where not used solely to prevent theft or for security.